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Snatchers target morning walker in Zirakpur

Zirakpur, August 19 Two bike-borne persons snatched a gold chain from a woman of Dasmesh Colony while she was returning home after a walk this morning. Mamta Rani, the victim, stated that miscreants targeted her near the gate of...

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Aug 20, 2023 IST

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Zirakpur, August 19

Two bike-borne persons snatched a gold chain from a woman of Dasmesh Colony while she was returning home after a walk this morning.

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Mamta Rani, the victim, stated that miscreants targeted her near the gate of the colony. A youth and a car driver chased the snatchers but they escaped as they were well aware of the streets.

She has lodged a complaint with the Zirakpur police who have started investigating the matter.

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